Top high school sports athletes chronicling their rise to stardom and uncovering their off the field interests so you can really get to know the up and comers who will dominate sports for the next 10 years.
Vernon Carey, Jr, is one of the elite prospects in the 2019 class, and some scouts rank him number one overall. The son of the former NFL lineman of the same name, the younger Carey plays for NSU University School in Florida. He is committed to the Duke Blue Devils.
Cole Anthony wants to be the number one player in the 2019 class, and many believe he is worthy of the honor. The guard from the New York area is playing at Oak Hill Academy for his senior season. He's the son of former NBA guard Greg Anthony. He has worked on his game with NBA trainer Chris Brickley, who sees something special in Cole.
DeMarcco Hellams is a two-way star for DeMatha Catholic High School in Maryland.
Noah Potter, Ryan Jacoby, and Nick Samac are the strength up front for the Mentor Cardinals.
Dominick Blaylock is an electrifycing five-star wide receiver from Georgia.
Jaquaze Sorrells is a strong, hard-hitting lineman from Florida
Theo Wease is one of the nation's best prep wide receivers, but everyone around Allen, TX, knows he's also a great kid who cares about his community. He is committed to the Oklahoma Sooners.
Dylan Morris isn't the biggest quarterback in the 2019 class, but he is one of the most talented, thanks in part to his strong arm. The leader of the Graham-Kapowsin Eagles is respected on and off the field, and he is committed to the Washington Huskies.
Devyn Ford is one of the best running backs in the 2019 class. He's been a star at North Stafford High School in Virginia since his freshman year. He is committed to Penn State.
